PHP Callable forces the method to specify the callback type

If a method needs to accept a callback method as a parameter, we can write like this

Output:

do sth callback

But we It cannot be determined whether the callback method can be called, so a lot of extra work needs to be done to check whether the callback method can be called.

Is there any better way to determine whether the callback method is callable?
We can use callable to force the specified parameter to be a callback type, which ensures that the callback method must be callable.

For example, the callback method is a non-existent method

After execution, an error message is displayed: TypeError: Argument 1 passed to dosth() must be callable
The program cannot execute the internal processing of dosth. The parameter type has been checked and processed for protection.

And if the callable is removed

After execution, a warning is displayed: Warning: call_user_func() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, function 'abc' not found or invalid function name

The program can execute the internal processing of dosth, so a lot of extra work needs to be done to check whether this callback method can be called.

Therefore, if the parameter of the method is a callback method, callable should be added to force it to be specified as the callback type. This can reduce calling errors and improve the quality of the program.

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